New Managing Director for Drees & Sommer Czech Republic

Drees & Sommer, a European consulting company providing a single source of consultation and implementation services for the real estate, industrial, energy and infrastructure sectors appointed Zdeněk Kovář as Managing Director for the Czech Republic.
In his new role, Zdeněk will focus on increasing awareness of the company and its service portfolio in the Czech market. He will also combine local market knowledge with the firm’s strong presence in Germany and Austria and accelerate the development of the Czech office’s service offering. Like other countries in the CEE region where the company is significantly expanding its business activities, the Czech office draws on Drees & Sommer’s international know-how and several successful projects globally.

Zdeněk Kovář has more than 20 years of professional experience in various areas of the construction industry. A large portion of this time was spent with an established international consulting firm in the construction and real estate sector with British roots. While there, he worked in several senior positions with responsibility for managing key projects across various segments and developing business activities in the Czech market.

“I am delighted to be leading the Czech office of this key European player in construction project management and real estate consulting. I feel strong support from both the headquarters in Stuttgart, and from the other regional offices, including the Vienna office, with whom we work very closely daily. It is great to draw on such a strong global presence of the firm, which today has more than fifty offices in twenty countries,” said Zdeněk Kovář, Managing Director for Drees & Sommer Czech Republic. “The Czech team is growing considerably and our flexible interdisciplinary network of experts from other markets means we can offer new added value to our business partners in the domestic market and create innovative solutions for real estate projects together.”

Zdeněk Kovář graduated from the Czech Technical University in Prague with a degree in Management and Economics in Civil Engineering.